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Step 1
Read up on the various residence halls at Boston College. The college's online and written publications will give you a taste of what each hall has to offer.
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Step 2
Determine which kind of dorm living appeals to you most. Boston College offers traditional residence halls which feature double, triple or quad rooms, and shared bathrooms on each floor. Traditional residence halls on-campus are Greycliff, Upper Campus, Newton, College Road and 66 Comm Avenue. The college also offers two- and three-bedroom apartments that allow for two people per room. The apartment features a bathroom, dining room, kitchen and living room.
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Step 3
Boston College's residential apartments include Edmond's Halls, Gabelli, Rubenstein, Ignacio, Voute and The Modular Apartments. Boston College also offers suites which hold up to nine people, generally with two to three people in each bedroom. The suites areas are 90 and 110 St. Thomas More Halls, Walsh, Lower Campus and Vanderslice.
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Step 4
Contact the Office of Residential Life with any questions you have regarding the on-campus housing options.
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Step 5
Call or email your Resident Director if you find you have additional unanswered questions.
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Step 6
Visit the campus so you can view the dorms firsthand. This will also give you the chance to talk with any current or former students and ask for feedback on the best dorms.
